Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By illiterati Sat Dec 27, 2008 9:44 am
dj e.d.e wrote:
if you dont like what peeps post up then dont add to the thread simple.



that comes across as "dont come on forums to express your opinions. if you dont like something, dont even try to just discuss it - just accept that you're different"

kind of defeats the point of being on a forum? no?
By FreshLab Sat Dec 27, 2008 6:07 pm
got me the MPC on wednesday, going out to dig on monday.
i have to buy other hardware stuff first (phono preamp, adapters, ...)

just to let you know.

-thread-originator
By FreshLab Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:45 pm
just came home from my first dig...

coped some nice joints and i'll posr them in the "post up ur new diggs" thread...
By objektivone Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:57 pm
FreshLab wrote:yo peeps!

i'm just about to get me a mpc (500 that is) and for that i want to hold it down and go out diggin!
and as you may notice (keep the topics name in mind) i am absolutely new to this digging game.
i have no digging skills yet, i just bought me the vinyls that sounded good for me but not with beat making ambitions in mind. so it was not real digging, just buying until now.

if you got any tips for me, id really appreciate that.
just what to keep my eyes on, how to get smooth started in the digging scene.

please keep in mind: just digging and sampling / beat making is new territory for me. i'm not a complete new one on the hip hop scene.
hope ya'll know what i mean. :|

each one teach one

peace



Your plan should be that you are in Australia, which apparently has amazing record spots. You are in luck friend. My advice with digging is this...

Buy a portable turntable. You will save tons of money in the long run and learn about records that you don't buy even. Also, you get to listen to music.

Digging is just like beat making. Its a skill and takes practice. That being said... don't be afraid to buy some shitty albums that have no samples on them (even though you think they do, etc). When I first started I would buy stuff and be like, "Yo, this is hot" and get home... and the beat would sound so lame.... What was happening was the song were dope, etc... they just didn't turn out to be great samples for the sound I had in my head.

PRACTICE.
By objektivone Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:58 pm
Also if you know people that dig in Australia ask them... be careful though. Some people get really mad or protective when you ask about digging spots. I know guys who I am real tight with and they still won't tell me digging spots... ever.

Stingy ****.
By objektivone Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:15 pm
ONE wrote:
Ill-Green wrote: And to this day I still look in ppl's trash for records.


Now THAT is digging!

It almost sounds like a "back in the day" line.

"Back in the days we used to walk 40 miles to school, backwards, with no shoes on, and went digging for records in people's trash along the way."

Any of you b!tchez think you got the HEART to do that? HUH? WHAT! WHAT! :lol:



I know a dude who is signed and makes records and all kinds of stuff and all of his records he pulls out of dumpsters. Every single one. He dumpster dives for every freaking record. And his beats are dope. And he is insane.
By mr.pleasant Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:23 pm
i got i good tip for a start out digger.............. DON'T BUY WHUT EVERYONE GOT
By mr.pleasant Fri Jan 16, 2009 6:58 pm
O.S.T. wrote:
mr.pleasant wrote:DON'T BUY WHUT EVERYONE GOT


Brilliant.

:lol:


LMAO....... ish is real in da field....... unless u know of the vinyl piece, & artist ur buyin, try 2 stay away from whut every
one else uses.... ( does'nt mean u should'nt buy ur isley's or zapp's= u still need real music )